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  • 4 days ago | cbsnews.com | Samantha Chaney

    Protesters call for better protection for immigrants after viral ICE confrontation in Worcester A protest was held in Worcester, Massachusetts on Sunday, demanding ICE "stop taking mothers" after immigration officials detained a woman and arrested two other people last week. Hundreds of people gathered on Worcester Common to protest the ICE operation, which saw residents trying to intervene to stop ICE from taking a woman on Eureka Street.

  • 1 week ago | weareteachers.com | Samantha Chaney

    You spend countless long hours at school, from teaching and grading assignments to scheduling parent conferences and attending admin meetings. By the time you leave, it’s hopefully no overstatement to say that your home is your sanctuary for rest and rejuvenation. But you also deserve a sanctuary that is safe, quiet, and energy-efficient… meaning it might be time to replace your old windows and doors.

  • 1 week ago | weareteachers.com | Samantha Chaney

    You spend countless long hours at school, from teaching and grading assignments to scheduling parent conferences and attending admin meetings. By the time you leave, it’s hopefully no overstatement to say that your home is your sanctuary for rest and rejuvenation. But you also deserve a sanctuary that is safe, quiet, and energy-efficient… meaning it might be time to replace your old windows and doors.

  • 1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Samantha Chaney

    A massive fire damaged a restaurant on Cape Cod in Massachusetts on Sunday morning, forcing it to be torn down. The fire happened shortly before 5:30 a.m. at Captain Scott's Seafood Restaurant on Tupper Road in Sandwich. Sandwich Fire Chief John Burke said heavy smoke and flames were seen coming out of the back of the building. Burke said the fire appeared to be coming from the basement and crews had to get out of the building when the first floor became unsteady.

  • 1 week ago | kesq.com | Samantha Chaney

    By Samantha ChaneyClick here for updates on this story LEXINGTON, Massachusetts ( WBZ) - Residents in one Massachusetts town are left dealing with the aftermath of a powerful storm that tore through their neighborhood on Saturday night. The extreme wind toppled trees and downed power lines on Colony Road in Lexington. It forced some residents to leave their homes after trees smashed through their roofs, while others remain in the dark without power. "It was crazy," said Kalpana, a street resident.

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